Demolition contractor
Demolition and debris removal for property owners across the Lake of the Ozarks area.
Lebanon is the county seat of Laclede County, sitting on the Ozark Plateau at roughly 1,100 feet elevation with gently rolling terrain and a mix of forested land, farmland, and rural residential parcels. The soil profile here is the Lebanon series: loess over cherty limestone residuum with a fragipan layer that slows drainage and makes the ground slow to dry after rain. More than half of Laclede County is forested, and landowners outside the city limits regularly deal with mature white oak, red oak, and hickory that need to be cleared before a build site or hunting lane can be cut in.
Lebanon, MO
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Lebanon, MO
Demolition Contractor
Lebanon-area properties outside the city limits are often covered in mature oak and hickory timber on rolling ground. That kind of timber does not come down with a chainsaw and a pickup truck. We bring a big excavator and a skid steer with the right attachments to handle large-diameter trees, root balls, and the debris volume that comes with clearing a mature hardwood tract in Laclede County.
The Lebanon soil series has a fragipan layer that sits 18 to 26 inches below the surface and slows water movement significantly. After clearing, that slow drainage can pool water on a new build site if the ground is not graded and trenched correctly. We cut drainage paths and dig trenches as part of the site prep process so the cleared ground is ready for construction, not just cleared of trees.
Gravel road repair is another common need on Lebanon-area rural properties. Long driveways and farm access roads take a beating from heavy equipment during a clearing job, and many existing gravel roads in Laclede County have ruts and soft spots that need to be addressed before the property is usable. We repair and regrade gravel roads as part of our service so the property is fully functional when we leave.
At a glance
Land clearing and gravel road repair are the two services most in demand around Lebanon, where rural property owners are opening up wooded acreage for home sites, barndominiums, and hunting access. The fragipan soil layer common to Laclede County drains slowly, so trench and drainage work is often needed right after clearing to keep a new build site from sitting in standing water. Debris removal follows most clearing jobs because the volume of cut timber and brush on a mature hardwood tract is too large to burn or leave in place. Stump removal with the excavator is standard on Lebanon-area jobs where oak and hickory root systems run deep into the cherty subsoil.
Demolition and debris removal for property owners across the Lake of the Ozarks area.
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Demolition contractor Serving Lebanon, MO
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Common questions from Lebanon, MO customers about our services, process, and coverage.
The Lebanon soil series has a fragipan layer roughly 18 to 26 inches down that slows drainage significantly. After trees are removed, the ground loses the root channels that helped move water, and the fragipan keeps it from draining quickly. Cutting trenches and shaping the grade after clearing solves this problem before it affects a foundation or driveway.
Yes. We clear the trees, pull the stumps, remove the debris, and grade the site so it is ready for a concrete pad or gravel base. The whole sequence from wooded ground to a flat, drained build site is work we handle with our own equipment.
Gravel road repair is one of our services. We regrade the road surface, address soft spots and ruts, and bring the road back to a usable condition. Rural access roads on Laclede County properties are a regular part of our work.
Mature hardwood tracts in Laclede County produce a large amount of cut timber, brush, and root mass. We handle debris removal as part of the job, hauling material off-site or processing it on the property depending on what works best for the landowner and the site conditions.
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